The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-09-22
LONDONDERRY.


Clear and cool.
Mrs. Catherine Woods recently
visited friends at Shrewsbury and
Ludlow.
Miss Lila Larabee has gone to
Maine for a two weeks visit, after
which she will return to her position
at the State Asylum, Providence, X.
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DR.. l.. S. Arnold and wife and
Walter Stowell and wife are visiting
friends in Boston.
Mrs. Downing and her son, James,
of Eagle Bridge, n. Y. are visiting
with l.. p. Reynolds and wife.
Mr.. & Mrs. Stoughton of Brook
yn, n. Y. are boarding with War
rem Pierce and wife for n few weeks.
Uncle Joshua Parker still contin-
ues very sick. He has typhoid fever
from which it is greatly feared he will
never rally. His daughters, Mrs.
Whitney and Miss Belle Parker of
Massachusetts are with him.
Several ladies and gentlemen of
this place attended the lecture given
by Mrs. Livermore at SO. London
derry last week.
Mr.. Dresser, former resident of
this place, now of Massachusetts is
the guest of his sister-in-law, Mrs.
b. S. Waite. Mr.. Dresser, former
ly owned and resided for many years
on the farm now occupied by Chandler
Eddy.
Miss Martha j. Davis of SO. Bos-
ton made brief visit with Mrs. Noah
Whitman and family last week.
The last dance of the season at the
Lake house, Lowell Lake, will be
given Friday evening, Sept. 23d.
The hotel will close Oct. LIST.
L. P. Reynolds had his house
nicely painted last week by his son,
A. d. Reynolds, of Landgrove and
Fayette Farnum of Manchester De-
pot. In the meantime Mr.. Farnum's
wife and little son visited at Mr..
REYNOLDS andat f. w. Williams.
Seventeen couples attended the
dance given by Parker's Orchestra at
Union hall last Friday evening. 1t
was said to be a pleasant affair. The
Orchestra will give a dance at the
same hall Saturday evening, Oct. LIST.
Dancing will commence early and
continue till II o'clock.
There is general complaint Of hard
colds in this vicinity, owing we sup
pose to the many sudden changes of
weather in the past two weeks.
Mr.. Livermore had one of his
horses severely injured while working
ON the road machine, north of this vii
lage last Saturday.
We understand that the residents
of the north west part of the town
are hoping to see the road machine at
work in their section as some of the
roads are in a very bad condition.
Heavy white frosts were seen in
this locality last Saturday and Sun
day mornings, but the weather soor
moderated and Monday it seemed
that Summer, with her warm, sunny
smiles had returned and driven Jack
Frost back to his icy caves once
more. Tuesday, however his advance
guard, the north wind, is exultantly
whistling, "See the conquering he
5 70 comes"
Rev. ID. H. Strong and wife START
+ ed this week on their annual vacation
4 trip. The pulpit will be supplied
1 next Sabbath by Rev. J. S. Chap
5 man of Chester. The church will
probably be closed during the frs
= three Sundays in October.
Our friends seem to divine on
passionate love of flowers and fruit
: Last Saturday we were kindly re
f membered by Mrs. F. M. Leonar
g with boquet of beautiful Japan lii
y lies whose fragrance was truly de
/ lightful. The same evening we re
ceived from Mrs. Warren Pierce
q. box of lovely flowers and deliciou
plums of the largest size and fines
quality we ever saw that were grow
in this town. Tuesday morning W
also received lovely boquet frol
Mrs. d. w. Parker. Many thank
- a.. Al